Fruit of the Spirit and Growing with Jesus

According to 1 Corinthians 13:11, what changes when a person grows from a child to an adult?

• They become taller and stronger

• They give up childish ways

• They forget how to speak

• They stop learning new things

Which of the following best describes the message of 1 Corinthians 13:11?

• Children should always act like adults

• Growing up involves changing how we think, speak, and reason

• Adults should act like children

• Speaking is more important than reasoning

How does the verse from 1 Corinthians 13:11 encourage personal growth?

• By suggesting we should never change

• By encouraging us to keep childish habits

• By showing that maturity involves giving up childish ways

• By telling us to ignore our thoughts

Which of the following words is NOT shown in the colorful word image on the page?

• Joy

• Kindness

• Self-control

• Anger

According to the background of Galatians 22-23, how are people set free?

• By the grace of God

• By following the Jewish law

• By performing good works

• By making sacrifices

Imagine you are explaining to a friend what it means to be set free by the grace of God and not by works or legalist methods. Which of the following best describes this concept?

• You are accepted by God because of your faith, not because of following rules perfectly

• You must follow every rule to be accepted by God

• You can only be set free by making sacrifices

• You are only set free if you are perfect

Why did the Galatians have a distinct identity even after settling in Asia Minor?

• They kept their Celtic language and culture.

• They refused to interact with anyone.

• They built large cities.

• They became farmers.

Explain how the location of Galatia might have affected the Galatians' interactions with other cultures.

• Being in central Anatolia and near Ankara, they were surrounded by Hellenistic populations, leading to cultural blending.

• The region was isolated, so they had no contact with other cultures.

• The area was a desert, so few people lived nearby.

• The Galatians only interacted with people from Gaul.

How does Paul’s encouragement to the people of Galatia show a difference in beliefs compared to the teachers of Judaism?

• Paul wanted to enforce stricter laws

• Paul encouraged following Jesus instead of the old law

• Paul wanted to ignore all religious teachings

• Paul supported the bondage of the law

According to Galatians 5:15, what is the warning given about hurting and tearing each other apart?

• You will become stronger as a group.

• You will completely destroy each other.

• You will be forgiven immediately.

• You will be rewarded for your actions.